Sacred holivar “Python vs Go”
What will happen?
An uncompromising intellectual battle between two opposing camps. Nobody knows in advance who will win.
Holyvar “Python vs Go” on Russian Python Week will not be:
- the opinion of one “expert”;
- a speech by one speaker, in which, albeit reasonably, the winner is known in advance;
- comparison on synthetic tests;
- a set of benchmarks that are obviously beneficial for one participant.
The battle will be started by two representatives of the Python and Go communities, but each participant will be able to influence its course. The final decision is yours.
What for?
To find out once and for all which community is stronger – pythonists or gophers.
The topic “Python vs. Go” is regularly raised in chats and programmers’ meetings. Arguments like these can be fun to get involved in, but they never end well. And what conclusions could there be if the instigator wrote his first code, for example, in Go, admired how easy it was for him, and now agitates to quit Python. Or vice versa.
But at the Russian Python Week, the debate will be led by experts, and therefore it will be not only exciting, but also useful. Emphasized pros and cons on both sides will give you a look at the issue from different angles and allow you to determine the criteria for choosing an instrument.
How will the battle go?
Tough, but fair.
Opponents will rely not only on the objective advantages and disadvantages, but also on their subjective experience and, most importantly, on your arguments. The participants in our dispute will openly express their point of view, and will not smooth corners in an attempt not to offend anyone. Not offending anyone – this is not about the Python vs Go battle. We will not have sterility or forced tolerance.
Who is involved in the battle?
Two largest Russian-speaking language communities. Python is supported by MoscowPython, PiterPy and regional Python communities. On the Go side – Golang live and the Go developer community. And one representative from each language, in which we assign a responsible mission to uphold the interests of the community.
Alexander Borgardt will drown for Python
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Philip Kulin will fight for Go
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